Her newest record, Don’t Forget Me, returns to these roots. With a largely stripped-down production, candid lyricism, and stirring wisdom, the album portrays Rogers as she is, with no veils of persona and no larger-than-life theses.
Top Story, News, Administration
BC Raises Cost of Attendance to $88,632 for 2024–25, 4.3 Percent Increase
Boston College has raised its annual cost of attendance to $88,632 for the 2024–25 academic year—a 4.3 percent increase from the 2023–24 academic year.
Top Story, News
BC Removed a Lead Pipe From Beneath Greycliff Hall Earlier This Month. City Officials Say the University Was Informed About It Over a Decade Ago.
On March 6, Boston College removed a lead pipe from beneath the sidewalk on Commonwealth Avenue that serviced Greycliff Hall.
Arts, Column, iEdit
iEdit: Inside the Brilliant Mind of Sofia Laboy
“Oh, the time I could have saved if Sofia had expressed this sentiment as early in our friendship as she did in this playlist,” Martino writes.
Top Story, Arts, Music, On Campus
T-Pain Returns to BC to Headline Marathon Monday Concert
T-Pain will perform in Boston College’s Mile 21 Concert as part of the Office of Student Affairs’ Marathon Monday festivities at 10:00 a.m. on April 15, BC first announced in a video posted on Instagram this afternoon.
Arts, Off Campus, Review
Give ‘Stand Up If You’re Here Tonight’ a Chance
Playing at the Huntington Theatre through March 23, Stand Up is a 60-minute, strikingly interactive, (mostly) one-man tour de force, aiming to explain, answer, or fix the loneliness of its audience by curtain call.
News, Top Story
Expanding BC: A Look Inside Mount Alvernia and Brookline Campus
Over the past three years, Boston College has purchased two new properties, Mount Alvernia High School and Pine Manor College, to expand its educational and administrative resources. Heights editors got an inside look at the new campuses.
Administration, News, On Campus
UGBC Senate Prepares for Meeting With BC Dining Next Week
The UGBC Senate prepared for an upcoming meeting with BC Dining during its meeting on Tuesday night.
News, On Campus
CJBC Holds Laudate Deum Vigil Outside Leahy’s Office
CJBC held a Laudate Deum vigil on Friday morning to share the pope’s call for environmental stewardship and divestment from fossil fuels with BC’s administration, according to a post on its Instagram account.
News, Top Story
Judge Denies Motion to Reinstate BC Swim and Dive Program
Judge Diane Freniere denied a motion for an emergency injunction that would have reinstated Boston College’s swim and dive program in a ruling on Thursday.
